Better Farm Road Funds Promise Big Postwar Plan
Federal aid totaling 1.5 billion dollars over three postwar years will fund farm to market and secondary roads. States must match on a 50 50 basis, with emphasis on rural roads carrying 92 percent of farms. Local and state officials urged to cooperate on designated secondary road systems.
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Washington, D. C
Public Roads Administration
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Union
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Virginia
North Carolina
West Virginia
Delaware
Maryland
New England
United States
F. R. White
Iowa State Highway System
House of Representatives Road Committee
White
Indiana
Alabama
PRA
Congress
American Association of State Highway Officials
Samuel C. Hadden
The
American Association
House Committee
Hadden
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